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VOT. 1 RIV Wo. 082": NEVADA OITY. Cal SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1892.
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‘THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT
Pur LISHED BY
BROWN & CALKINS.
Kk. P. BROWN, L, 8. CALKINS
SUBSCRIPTION RATES :
Six Dollars Per Annum, in advance.
Sixty Cents Ver Month for any les
tine than oue year.
N.C. N. G. BR. RB.
TiME TABLE NO.45
Taking effect Monday, May 2d 1892,
at . o'clock A. M., as follows:
LEAVING NEVADAGITY:
5 30 A.M. Bettasttelay aan
Francisco at-445 A. M., aud overlanu
frou Kast.
é 5 ) P M Daily, eaten tel J with
12 . * overland arriving a’
Bah Francisco at 9:45 P.M.
ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY.
4 Daily, bringing pas
9:50 A. NE eee and mat) leay
ing San Fraucisco at6 VP. N., also Kustern
pagsengers,
M Daily ecnnecting with
5 25 F. ‘ Overland leaving Bab
Franciseo at 8:00 4. M., und overiand from
the East.
JOHN F, KIDDER, General Manager.
* H. BROWN, Superintende ft,
e
CITIZENS BANK,
Broad Street Civaried es Nevada Uity
CAPITAL PAID UP, —— $30,000,
A General Banking Business Transacted,
\ye ee SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE
Rew York.
San Francisco.
And Sacramento
ev iesue BILLS OF EXCHANGE
Payable AT SIGHT inthe prin.
cipal cities of GREAT BRITAIN
and EOROPE.
Collections om any part of the
United Statesa specialty.
Mighest Price Paid for County
and stute Warrante,
wold and Silver Bullion ur
clused .
Assay Office at this Bank.
OFFICERS:
BM PRESTON.....0.054-. PRESIDEY
B.M. HUNT.. . .s0cceeee Vice Presipgen1
JOUN T. MORGAN....-.0505-0 08 CASHIER
D. B. MOKGAN..Ass’T CasHiEeR andspe’y
DIRECTORS:
Du. BR. M. Honrt, Joun T. Monean
Geo, M. Huensa, D. E. Morean,
Ww. Epwaros, L. Hovsman,2
K. M. Paestos,
COBRESPONDENTS}
New York—First National Bank.
San Francisco—Firet National Bauk.
Sacramento—Nationa) Bank of D. O, hills
Co,
New Firm.
SMITH & BARTON
WOULD respectfully inform the people of Nevada
County that they have purchased the "
BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS
OF C, W. DENNEY,
ON THE NEVADA CITY PLAZA,
And are now prepared to do work in all
its various branches.
All work guaranteed “aud done at the
very lowest’ rates.
—s
All bills contracted at this establish
ment since June Ist are payable to
jel6 SMITH & BARTON.
N. E, OHAPMAN,
DUNTIST
LOCAL ANESTHETICS [F DESIRED.
Office » Xealdence, Sacramento se
A. WUTKE,
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker,
ROAD STREET, TWO DOOBS BELOW
Post Office, Nevada City,
SINE BOOTS AND HORS A BPBUIALTY
BEPA. KRING DONE NEATLY
UR. BR. mM. HUNT,
Physician, hit
oO FIC¥ AT VINTON’S DRUG SrORE.
NEVADA OITY,
W. D, LONG
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
OFFICE —
NRBADA CITV
FREO SEARLS,
Attorney 9” Oonnselor at Lew,
It. PRAOTIORN IN ALLTHE COUP
state and Federal,
P.F, SIMONDS
Attoraey aud Jounsalor at Law,
Wit PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND
Tinit-4 States Caurta,
.
G. L. WATERS,
Attorney at Law.
Tilley Bullding, Corner Broad sud
Pine Streets, Nevada City
Nevada Uity Society Directory.
MSTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, N& 47
Inderandent Order of Odd Feliow
Meets at Od0 Fellow’s Hell
¢very 2n* and ith Monday of Each Month
at 7:30 o'clock.
JOHN CHISHOLM, C. P.
AN ROWAN 6. ari eee
HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56,
Native Sons of the Golden West.
Meets at Pythian Castle
‘VERY TOURSDAY EVE'G AT’7:30 O'CLK
R. I. THOMAS, President,
JOHN ©. NILON, Ros.
MOUNTAIN DIVISION No. 16,
fniform Kank Kovrate of Pythbias
Maets at Armorv Ile)
irst Wednesday Evening of Kuch Month at
} “: 7:80 o'cluck,
J. A. RAPP Kec.
GEO. A. GRAY, 8 K. R. a
NEVADA COMMANDERY. NO.6,
Knights Templar,
Meets at Masonic Hal
“{KkS'1 AND VHIKD THURSDAY OF EACH
MONTH at 75g o'clock. .
‘HEODORE WILHELM, Commander.
i. J. ROLE my he : ;
LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6.
Vative Daughters of the Godlen Weat
Mecta at, Pythian Cuetle
2d and ith Thorsday Evemnug of Each
Mouth, at 7:80 0'clock,
ARS. J. M. WALLING, President.
Mrs. Bett Douu tas, R. 8.
JEVADA CITY COUNCIL NO, 30
Young Men's Institute.
Meets at Hibernta Hall
very Alternate Friday Evening commencing with the First Friday Eveningindttheyenr. ¢ x ;
J. M. FOLEY, President,
CARL SCHEMER XK, 8.
MILO LODCE, NO. 48,
Kniehts of Pythias,
Meets at Pythian Castle
VERY FRIDAY EVE’G at 7:3 O'CLOCK
CHARLIE BENNETTS, C. C.
B 8. RECTOR, K, of R, and 8,
Wsadds. Se KOUMA,
Attorney and Qounselor at uaw.
priCE—Toomas Jniiding, corner Broad
( ) and Pine streeta Neveda tit»
GEO. LL. HUGHES,
Attorney and Oounselor at Law,
A7ILL PRACTICE IN ALLTHE COURT#
\ of the State.
vifies mu Morgan & Roberta! Block
J. M. WALLING,
Attorney at Law.
pFFICE . Tilley Building, Corner Broad
~~ and Hine streets, Nevada City
Dr. C. W. Chapman,
DEN TIisT,
YEVADAQOITY,....:. ose6 . cosets CA
Ytice with De NV Ry thap aen, Jacramen
W. W. WAGGONER,
(Successor to W. F, Englebright,)
Vivil : Engineer : and : Surveyor,
Devutv Countv Survevor and
Deputv U.S. Mineral Survevor
Office no Morgaa & tobberts block Nevada
City, Cal
é REMOVED!
Swart’s Photograph Rooms’
{ AVING REFITTED THE. PHUTOit] GRAPH GALLYRY on
KFPine Street,
Herewithinform the publicthat Lam now
Ready For Business,
Photographs in all the Latest styles.
Old Pictures copied and enlarged,
JOHN S*VART, Photographer.
a
Nevada County Abstract Office,
Nevada Gity, NevadaCo. Cal.
Titles Examinad and Insured
JOHN A. RAPP,
‘ounty Recorder IL consecutive years,
SEARCHER OF RECORDS,
NOTARY PUSLIC & INSURANCE AGENT
For sate—6000 acres of land of the Cali
fornia Iron and Steel Company, situated in
the southern portion of Nevada county and
hordering -on te best lands of placer
county,
283 acres of lund situated in Pleasant
Vuiley.
ilouse and lot on Est. Broad street, Nesda City,
Sroad 3tra3t Maat Market:
JAMES MONRO, Prov'r.
eft Broad Street,
Near the Olty tattl,
jeef. Pork, Mutton, Veal, Lamb
Sausages, Ete
GRISSEL BROS.,
Commercial Street.
And Veal.
SAUSAGES OF EVERY KIND.
TASTE HAMS, BACON and
Qurginers suppitcd atthe Lowest Pute . Pension, Land & Indian-Depredation
ment suits conducted in any United
States Court. :
Beef, : Pork, . Mutton . sketeh-photograph or s el, tons : ‘ stg a brief osteo Ot
important features and we will advise you
the — ae LF as are in pes1 session of patents an . same are in
"resh Lard, Salt Meats, Ete., kept on hand, fringed, or if you are charged with in-,
oe OS 2 el . fringement, submit the matter to us for
15 Lowaat Living Prices and the best Meat . a xeliable opinion,
it 3 A FAC
THAT AT
JAMES :
Commercial Street, —
Searla’ Block,
dv Morn Scyies of
Furniture, Bedding, Window Shades,
Hall Racks, Hat Racks, Chaira,
Tables, Feather Dusters,
Fic., Eto.
Upholstering done on short natice.
fully solicit a continuance in the future.
goods sold at lowest prices,
JAMES KINKKAD,
Peer, Trv it.
scribed © * San Francisco’s Leadine Phy
sicians, :
1 OaKkLAND, February 7th, 1890,
». Thiais to certity that we have used the C,
©, Linimeut fo our family, and have focad
it to be the best aud most effective medic :e
for Neuralgia and kindsed diseases of a. y
thut we have tried. We can uuheaitudagy
recommend it as a most powerful and use
ful remedy.
E. R. DILLE,
Pastor of the’ First M. E. Church,
For all chronic Gases in Contection with
G. C. LINIMENT, pre “COMPOUND SOL.
PHUR POWDER” for thoroughly cleansing
the blood and toning upthe entire system.
For Habitual Constipation, Indigestion,
Piles, ete.,ithasno equal. Itis put up by 1
THE W.H, BONE CO, "12. Bush Street
thes $5; small hottles-25 cents. Sept postage
paid on receipt of price.
The C.C.; Liniment Co
2! Bush Street, S. F
FOR SALE BY ALL. DRUGGISTS
YW EX. BON H
~ General Manager and Secreta.y
National Meat Market
OPPOSIS'# ‘ITIZENS BANK,
0. J.NAPFZIG6R.... Proprietor
Ba PUok, MOTTON, VEAu, 8AUBaGES, Kte.
he haga BACON AND LARD,wholesale or
And all kinds of Meats asnally fonnd in
ret-class Market. \
Weats delivered f ee of charge.
0,4, NAFPZIGER,
UNION MARKET,
‘OMMERCIAL STREET..N*®VADA OITY
_ OLLEY BROB.,....Proprietors
DEALERS IN
eet, Pork, Mutton, Vemt Eee,.
At the ‘owesat rates,
K ALSO KEEP ON HAND A
CHOICE STOCK OF THE PEOPLE
LARD _ ceil
IT SAVES
In England, adulterated food products that are represented to be pure
are destroyed by thé officials. But
there is no such law here and tea is
notoriously manipulated, Substi+
tutes are added and the whole dyed
green or black, The dyes and substitutes have caused the Scientific
American to refer to Japan Tea, ag
MONEY
‘nerve racking.” A brand of pure
tea is a necessity. Beech’s Tea ia
the pure sun-cured undyed Japan
Tea, Being pure you use less per
coup than of the dyed teas, thus yeu
use less per month and the economy
is manifest, as your monthly tea bill
is less to say nothing of the delightTO DRINK
fal flavor. There are no headaches
in Beech’s Tea It is actually ‘as
pure as childhood” and can be drunk
by children and delicate persons with
impunity, It is adelight to lovers
of really good tea, It is never sold
in bulk, Sold only in sealed packages bearing this trade-mark,
Price, 60 cents per Pound; halves,
35 cents. For sale by
THOMAS SHURTLEFF
PATENTS!
CLAImnus.
United States and Foreign Patents
peels EE RS alent Yea chines tntevtersnoes comilusteds opscial .
(HB; +. KEYSTONE ; ; MaRKitr,. awstats kedecmask,onpu-rights,
Rejected cases prosecuted; infringeIf you have an invention, send us a
of the most
he city free of charge,
Meats delivered T ‘ EAU OF ; OF Meats delive 0 es oon U OF OLAIMS.
miwmaps. GREAT STATE FAIR OF 1892
FURNITURE: STORE,
BAN E FOUND the most Artistic and
Thaukful for past patronage 1 respectAil bu-iness done on the square, and . Te:
For Catarrh’C. C; cINIMENT Has’ No dustry, from the taking of the crude: ‘Tuk AMUSEMEYT Secrioy will cater to
indorsed bv the Medical Faculty. Pre through all machinery used in the ex-'will be attractive and entert uaing.
{Singer Machines, and is a perfect fac-simile in make, of
. gauge egactly the same as the Sinyer, and are constructed
ee paar
—THE—
AT SACRAMENTO '
WILL BE OF
Unusual Extent and Grandeur
———
Tux AariovirvRaLSxcrion will em-traction o“gol and silver. A fullelee
brave au extensive exhibit of prodiictsiceical plant, showing the. application. of
destined for the World's Fair. TeSrivity, will hore Le shown, ws well
& manufacturing exhibit showing theiof quartz, building atone, ete.
progress made in all classes of manufac i Tux Live Stock Secrioy will present
ixfull eanplement of improved breeds,
‘THe Hisroricat Srovron will cohtaini Tite Srrep Skcrioy will consume nine
all historical data obtainable relating toiafternoons of unexcellod trotting, pacing
California's early history, iand runaing events, being the most
rogk from its natural bed, and passagejthe fun-loving public in such events as
In all there will be a Gala Holiday of Instruction and Amusement to All!
. anges
The Southern Pacific Railroad offers FREE transportation for all Exhibits, aad
liberal excursion Passenger Rates. Adilress the Secretary.
EDWIN F. SMITH, Secretary. FRED'K ¢ OX, President,
Including ‘1 Year's Subscription “The DailySTranscript.”
We have made such arranyements as enable us to offer
the Chicago
SINGER SEWING ‘MACHINES
This: machine is made after the /atets models rtom
namentation and appearance. All the parts are made tc
of precisely the same materials.
The Chicago Singer Machine have every importan improvement ina Joose balante wheel so constructed a’ to
premit winding bobbins without remeving the work from
the machine. ace
AK
The loose balance wheel is actuated by a solid bolypassing through a coliar securely pinned to the shalt outside,
of the balance wheel, which bolt is held to position by a
strong spiral spring. When a bobbin is to be wound the
bolt is yulled out enough to release the balance wheel,
and turned slightly to the right or left where it is held by
a stop-pin till the bobbin is filled. When the machine is
liable to be meddled with by children, the bolt can be left
out of the wheel when not in use, so that the machine
cannot be operated by the treadle.
The driving w .eel on this machine is admitted to he the simplent, easies
funning and most couvenivntof any, The muchine is self-threadiog, has the
very best.tengion and thread liberator, ia made ofte basimierial, wits the
wearing parts hardened, and is finished in a superior styelt lt his ve
neered coyér, deypripal table, end drawers anil cenwing drawer,
im 2 The manufacturers WARRANT EVERY MACHINE FOR'S YEARS,
Uniontown, Kansan, Dec. 6, 1889. Loxguont, Con,, Nov. 17, 1889,
. We raeived the machine sone two] . ] received the machine all right, an
uionths ago.” Huveyiven it a fair trial} 4m well pleased with it, Lt does ex
ond like, At ery, wuch. We think it cellent-work, PeNniInan McCarty.
is ae yoo as a forty dollar machine, Arus, ARK,, Deo 4499.
. ‘Miss Janu Rowen. Ca Chicagu Singer sewing in hine
Saaneed recaved in yood order. The mi. chip
Jacuson, Cau., Nov. 16, 1889. Jina a laadin one; the oA bend
I received your premiuin ewing would hale ahout thirty-five icilars for
tnachine in good order, and am well . such « Machine. Many th ke
pleased with the eame. Acc: t my, Josep Bacuman
thanks, A. Nog on. poe ‘
We.w’s Baines, N, Y., Nov.20, 89. Somzxset, Va , Oct 28, 1889
I would exy, after using th e s-wim The machine ordered of yon arrived,
machine received: from you, it gives . *ndafieratew diye’ tual f find it te
perfect satisfuetion in wl) respects, do . '@ 88 represented, and donitless wi
ing all kinds of work very nicely. COnHNe TY Bive MaAuatacrlon,
. Mus. 1.0. Youmans Many J. Wankien,
«
‘i Weernoro, Mo., yoo a0, 1980. a td
: ' , w ign ine vea sat PreuMUIN Sewing machine Cane
Foe eos gtr a fifty . 4s band very promptiv and in wood op
fotfar muchiae. “fder Dh is tively finished, and worke
‘ike a charm,and we are delighted
Hupaina, Ohio, Nov. 19, 1889, . ith it. mF. Borne,
The sewing machine I got from you , selene
1 a preminm last year, cannot be beat-. 98t Masdaner'n, Md, Dee. 14, Lath
sn, and does as good work as a $40.00] We received the machine two weeks
isautiine:. Geo, B. Mun. sine in good order, We are pleased
with the machine and gind to speak of
you asan honeat, honorable: firm,
Aaky E, Murray.
Prices, Pavable in Advance :
MachineNo. 3 and I vaiLy TRANSCRIPT 1 year..17 00
: 4 Oe Mier? his sae 18 OO
‘ “ ¢ “*
bs 4019 00
&&.Subscribea ‘o pay freight from the. factory, which
‘THREE AND A Ha F DOLLARS fo Nevada City,
7D. O :
Two Weeks: Sept. 5th to 276Hj pers 'constascLY oN BAND
Tux Mecnanteat Secrion will embratejis a full.collection of valuable spevimenaf’
A S45 SEWING MACHINE FOR S17.
— wo 'M su
Trenton, Neb ,Nov. 26, 188. 5. EMMED, LB, 14 Topekw, Kan. ‘In writA a van wv
‘evade Dogan Stationry Star
Odi Follows Rotting, Broad Street,
WEVADA OITY,
W. D VINTON, : 3: Proprietor,
a complete stock of
DRECGS AND MEDICINES,
Prescriptions carefully compounded,
Also a coniplete stock of the
REST BRANDS OF BOOKS and STATIONERY
* » »=Inoluding—
Letter, Note, Legal, Cap, Foolscap, Bill,
Journal and Tablet’ Papers, Paveteries, Rnvelopes, Iiks, Pens, Pencils,
Serap Books, lakstaidd, Mucilage,
Rulers, Playing) Cards, ‘Visiting
Cards, Memorandum, Note,
Receipt, Draft and Day
Books, Ledgers, Journala,
Ktc., Etc., Eto.
All of which will be so at Low Prices
LEGG & SHAW.
MAIN STRERT,......NEVADA CITY
Dealers in
FURNITURE,
BEDS,
BEDDING!
House Furnishing Goods, Etc.
Oaivets, Linoleum, Matting, Oil Cloth
Wall Paper, Window Shades.
UPHOLSTERING AND CAKPET LAYING
Ge Picture Frames Made to order
LURTIF & WHAND,
WATOHMAKER;
AND
JEV ELER
Mreud Street, Nevada Oty,
A neh “Ad.”
is not room enough to even mention
briefly the seores of resorts throughout
California, ‘
In Wountains we have between
Shasta on the north and San Jacinto on
the south the myriad peaks of the Sierras
and the Coast Range.
In Lakes there are scores, from the
amall glacier cups to the great inland
vag of Tahoe, Clear and Tulare.
eral prings we have hunue all sorte of ailments.
In Seasid@ Resorts there are scat
tered along the cuat_at convenient intervals enough aalt-bathingand recu erating
establishments to accommiotate all inland
leisure seexers, ~
There is therefore no lack of ar jaty,
aud no excuse for ite dweller by the so
in not making a tour into the mountain. . >
or the dweller in the inland valleys and
mountains in hot seeking a journey t«
the vea,
The suin total of these remarks is that
vou reader need a chanye; you car
netler afford to take one than not
Mark that. You can take your choices
Mf lotalities and: you niay ‘be breaking
come of the commandments af you do ne
attend to this matter,
For particulars regarding California
Resorts, call upon or correspond with any
Agent of the Southeru Pacific Company.
J. CALDW: LL,
‘tterney at Law, Notary Public and
Conveyaucer,
Office— North side of Broad Street, oj
vosite Natioual Hotel, Nevada City, Cal
Will practi e iuall che Courts ‘of the
Viate, Estates in Probate proceed ng
will rece ve careful attention,
\ VN > I auffered for y eats
) CURE With ombtly emig
i ] sions, Iinpotents, Varico ele eas
, Shrauken parts, ous dad by se if
\buse . Was quietly b estored to Full Vigor
icf Developed Parts by @ slmple romec bY
tecspe for wileh . wiilsend (sealed) FRE}
fferer. Addreas with stump, DAVID
tag rrention this paper.
‘ome Mutual Insurance Co
OF CALIPORNIa
re
VAPITAL, $300, 00°
"Ss Meme ot., Sam Framciece
Fire Insurance Only
i. ¥. lose ron, Frecidant,
“Hh. Maetur, Gonarn’ A geou
——— »
Risks accepted un all cl .
sroperty. i oper shrete oi Serene
Sead cal Te cat ok
4
net statins Tor ody hie da \
‘rase Valley Branch For Nevads County
JOHN 0. COIAMAN,
See BROW Mé DALKINS. Pubs. DAY Thansceurt
MAID STRMAT. GAME VALLES:
subdivide arge tracts of Lund, and hag during Th
shown in the fact that sut of 280 tracts placed on the
We claim that 10 acres of i y ‘roit will bole ey msold
sore oy Whebe tithe Missioainat anit in ron wit brtug’ @ iarger Tneoae than
for Infants and Children. =
" Castoria is 95 well adapted to child Cc storia
ren Senate it as cuberiar to auy FS of Stomach, Tisrrinee Beenie
prescriptic: ome." Kills W ii i. promotes
H. A. Ancnen, M.D. : disertion <= oe
111 80. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. YP without injurious medication.
niet to on tg? “Castoria* ees universal baer rac
! $80 well known thatitsx maa, “For 1
= ing La Hay gr Sal pe Gag it s Rade your ‘ Castoria,’ and anh cine po
‘ — igen reach na _ floiad reser tee variably praduesn bene
kG ‘ Enwre F. Parper, M.D.
New York City, . The Winthrop” nd 7th: :
Late Pastor Bloomirigdaleleformed Chusch, Le Dr eee Ba
Tae Centacn Conrany, $7 Mugeay Staner, Naw Yow’
] HEADACHE 21%, 8
CURE
of how long stunding, by axing ») ‘
Rev, J. W, PENDLETON’S (k HALINE
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded !
Ter Coate for Trial Bottle, or Ove Dollar for Full sige,
CALIFORNIA CEPHLINE COMPANY,
Infiom 8 to 30 minutes, with
Certuinity and Safety; do matt rz
ANE Reno, Nevapa.
W. D. VINTON and VARR BROTHERS Nevada Vity.
NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT
* (Regular Pris $6 a Year)
WwilkTrExX
rH SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL
(Regular Price $1.25 a Year)
Both for $6 50a Year!
THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT
( Aegutar Prise $6 a Year),
Sv ae ae a)
THE SAN TRANCISOCO
DAILY CALL .
(Reguia: Frce $6 u Year)
Both for $900 a. Year
(00 Must: Pay in Advance for. One Year'
mm
Those in arrears for tne Tr ( RANSORIPT
now mast y
ay one year’s combination price in advance, Pay, ey {nll, and aleo
: it :
The Daily Transcript
ene baadiog paperof Northern Central Cailfornia—a Position. it be
omer Sanwsstanial aad stbonneet the latest and inost rellable Minlage eaes, flace
BD liye haan evade county nowa: Itis bright, ludependent enterprisThe San Francisco Weekly Call
sa bandasome eight-page Paper, Itin issued every 4
inte of publication. It containe inierestiny apectal correspondents fi €, Complete up te
‘pul o Mes ofthe world and a vast umount of the beat. selected © from all of the prim. ‘terature, It furniabes the lutest and mostreliable finaucta “D aud: ortgtn } general one, and gives special attention to nining, bortioul rel ant ageiouien ’ ete ot, quote very respect a first class family fer, appealing tothe interest es = Sund is im sonsehold, ic
rest of every mom ber of the
The Morning Call
‘Meven Ineties a w eek)
live metropolitan dally tthasthet 1 :
aling mewapaper the Pacific ¢ date BIrOnlARUm: and ta erognisen ag being tae
(THING LIKEITEVER KNOW BEFORE
ssid a0 uA me 8: GA peeps ‘in this State
n= ‘Sy!
\ ko gs anor
A. ree
Has just’ recived a portion ef his Immense stock ot
700ds from the Eastern manuteg LOPES, and intends to vut
he prices down so low that the San Francisco Seeransh.
vy and, Marysville trade: from the mountain~¢gt nties wil
viné to him, oe .
a8 sey
Single Buggy Harness» $9 and upwards, >
oe
a
hand-made $1 5 and upwards a
Riding Saddles, $7 and upwards,
Hridles, $1.50 and upwards.
Halters, 50 cents and upwards.
Whips, 25 cents and upwards,
Curry Combs, 15 cents and upwards
Brushes, 25 cents and upwards,
Axle Grease, 15 cents per can,
Harness Oil, 25 cents per can,
Robes, $3 and upwards,
Dusters, $1 and upwards,
Gloves, 75 cents and upwards
Blankets $1.50 and upwards.
Jas. Cairms, ~~crn_., Bia SL below National Exchange Hote
OREGON LAND COMPANY
WITH TS—
Home Office at Salem, Oregon,
* . (in the State Insurance Buildine,)
AND BRANOR OFFIOES IN PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND ALBANY
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City AnD ousuR PRurknty Yt STOCK AND PRUIT PARMA, ata,
Land Company was especially organized tor the pn ' of eying:
teres of land into 6 to w acre Lots, 4 ply this oe Ady
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b @ Valuable improvements in the way of fi : ‘
ED. ‘AMPBON, Special Agent. jofiarm 1 “Oa 108 the sume price per scre'itt'yoe would bave 6d pay ters Sedge?
Double Buggy Harness, $25 and upwards, :
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